Glue the small colorful circles onto the bugs back, no particular pattern is necessary.

Once those are dry, turn the bug over and glue the legs on so that they stick out the sides. our little artist insisted on having 7 legs rather than 6 or 8. How could we refuse, after all, it was his project!

Glue a magnet to the center of the bug. When dry, flip back over and hang on the fridge!

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